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BCS Editor Melanie Richardson

Inequality in 2012 by the Numbers

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The Center for American Progress

Martin Luther King Jr. was an outspoken advocate for the poor and less fortunate. At the time of his death, he was organizing a cross-racial Poor People's Campaign that raised many issues still important today.

Many Americans—particularly communities of color and young people—continue to lack access to economic opportunities and this must be addressed if we are to truly carry on Dr. King’s work.

Education Dept. to Propose New Accountability Gauge for Teacher-Training Programs

The Center for American Progres

The Education Department will release a report on Friday calling for new regulations that would tie teacher-training grants to the test scores of the teachers' students.

By Deborah Creighton Skinner	HBCU Grads Outperform Black Graduates of White Colleges New study shows alums do better financially. There's great news for students who opt for HBCUs over traditional white-majority institutions. African-Americans who graduate from a historically Black college or university do better financially than Blacks who graduate from traditionally white colleges and universities, according to a new study by economists at Morehouse College and Howard University.	Erin L. Wiley: Actress - Author	Daddy's Girl...Lost I saw the clips of you on You Tube standing there outside of that apartment building. No make up on, brazen, beautiful, totally unaware of your self and I remembered what it was like to be nineteen.
	Bullying Law Puts New Jersey Schools on the Spot In most cases, schools are tapping guidance counselors and social workers as the new antibullying specialists, raising questions of whether they have the time or experience to look into every complaint of harassment or intimidation and write the detailed reports required.		Bullying Statistics Report By: The Proactive Behavioral Management

By Deborah Creighton Skinner

HBCU Grads Outperform Black Graduates of White Colleges

New study shows alums do better financially.

There's great news for students who opt for HBCUs over traditional white-majority institutions.

African-Americans who graduate from a historically Black college or university do better financially than Blacks who graduate from traditionally white colleges and universities, according to a new study by economists at Morehouse College and Howard University.

Erin L. Wiley:
Actress - Author

Daddy's Girl...Lost

I saw the clips of you on You Tube standing there outside of that apartment building. No make up on, brazen, beautiful, totally unaware of your self and I remembered what it was like to be nineteen.

Bullying Law Puts New Jersey Schools on the Spot

In most cases, schools are tapping guidance counselors and social workers as the new antibullying specialists, raising questions of whether they have the time or experience to look into every complaint of harassment or intimidation and write the detailed reports required.

Bullying Statistics

Report By: The Proactive Behavioral Management

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